High Availability Monitors Version A.03.02 Release Notes

NOF API Verbs (ACTIVATE_SESSION to OPEN_FILE)
DEFINE_LOCAL_LU
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Enable the local LU.
def_data.attach_routing_data.sys_name
The name of the target computer for incoming Allocate
requests (requests from a partner TP to start an APPC
or CPI-C conversation) that arrive at this local LU.
If the target TP is a broadcast queued TP (that is,
servers are informed of its location when it starts, so
that they can route incoming Allocate requests to it), or
if it always runs on the same SNAplus2 server as the
node that owns this LU, set this parameter to binary
zeros. Otherwise, set it to the name of the computer
where the TP runs.
def_data.attach_routing_data.timeout
The timeout value for dynamic load requests. A request
will time out if the invoked TP has not issued a
Receive_Allocate verb (APPC), or Accept_Conversation
or Accept_Incoming (CPI-C), within this time. Specify
the timeout value in seconds, or -1 to indicate no
timeout (dynamic load requests will wait indefinitely).
def_data.attach_routing_data.back_level
Specifies whether the target computer specified by the
sys_name parameter above is a back-level computer.
This parameter is used only when you are in the
process of migrating a client-server SNAplus2 system
to a later version, so that not all servers and clients on
the system are running the same version; it is reserved
otherwise.
If both the node that owns this LU and the target
system are running the same version of SNAplus2, set
this parameter to AP_NO.
If the node that owns this LU is running the newer
version of SNAplus2, but the target system is running
the older version, set this parameter to AP_YES. When
you upgrade the target system later, change this
parameter back to AP_NO.